Sentence examples for upgraded state from inspiring English sources
Dick Bove, a financial services analyst at Punk Ziegel & Company who has been bearish on other financial stocks, upgraded State Street stock to a buy, citing the company's strong results.
With a growth in opioid abuse, physicians in California and other states are being asked to take more caution when prescribing, including checking a recently upgraded state database that tracks prescriptions to ensure patients are not holding multiple scripts.
Now it was time for me to dismantle what wasn't working, and replace it with an Upgraded State.
The Institute receives a "Modernisation and Removal of Obsolescence" grant from the AICTE for research activities and upgraded state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.
I already knew anyway that the capital of the United Arab Emirates has been getting quite a lot of international productions to film there (most famously Furious 7 and the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens) because of the Abu Dhabi Film Commission's 30percentt cash-back rebate, as well as twofour54's recently upgraded state-of-the-art facilities for post-production.
It has the added virtue of continuing the Election Assistance Commission, set up after the 2000 presidential vote-count crisis to help upgrade state and local voting systems.
Responding to these needs, industrial designers have shifted into high gear to upgrade state of the art in coffee to go.
At least $350 million must be spent on "upgrading State and local capacity".
One was to "upgrade state standards by adopting a common core of internationally benchmarked standards".
State Supt. of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson also said he would seek funding to upgrade state computer systems so that individual student attendance data can be collected and analyzed.
Billions of dollars of IT contracts are wrapped inside the implementation of Obamacare, with federal tax dollars paying up to 90percentt of the cost for upgrading state Medicaid Management Information Systems MMISS).
